Sentence examples for meant enough from inspiring English sources
It also meant enough logistical challenges to spawn a doctoral dissertation on time management, or homeland security, or Kafka.
"Wake of the Red Witch" meant enough to Wayne that he subsequently named his own production company, Batjac, after the trading company in the movie.
It meant enough for Mr. Burnett to again secure the all but unheard of concession that he will split advertising revenue with the network.
Even if the 1969 Senators did not make the playoffs, that season meant enough to them that they held a 30th reunion in Washington in 1999, with Williams in attendance.
Murray's most convincing comments came not when criticising the former Davis Cup captain but while pointing out that representing Britain meant enough to him to play three matches against Poland with an injured wrist.
"I was touched that it meant enough for a lot of people".
Living long means enough already.
That means "enough already".
(Satis means enough in Latin, as in the word satisfied).
